The following snippet shows you how easy it is to create HTML page using the application page layout.

   You start with specifying that you are going to use application layout
   <%@ taglib uri="/tiles" prefix="tiles" %>
   <tiles:insert page="/core/jsp/layout/application.jsp" flush="true">
   
      You specify the title of the page
      <tiles:put name="apptitle" value="Basic Page Test title"/>
   
      Next you specify message you want to show user while the page is loading
      <tiles:put name="apploadingmessage" value="Basic Page Test message"/>

      <tiles:put name="apppadding" value="15"/>

      Optionally specify javascript to execute when the page is loaded
      <tiles:put name="apponload" direct="true">
      </tiles:put>

      Optionally specify javascript to execute when the page is resized
      <tiles:put name="apponresize" direct="true">
      </tiles:put>

      Optionally specify what to display on the right side of the header
      The left side of the page displays the name of your application specified
      by the build properties.
      <tiles:put name="apprightsideheader" direct="true">
        Welcome Joe Doe
      </tiles:put>

      Optionally you specify content of the head section. In this example we
      show you how to expand the upper area to the whole page
      <tiles:put name="apphead" direct="true">
         <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
         bAllowMaxUpperArea = true;
         setMaximizeUpperArea(true);
         </script>
      </tiles:put>
   
      Specify here the upper area of the page. 
      <tiles:put name="appitemlist" direct="true">
         Put here the content you want to display in the uppper area of the page
      </tiles:put>

      Specify here the lower (preview) area of the page. 
      <tiles:put name="appitemlist" direct="true">
         Put here the content you want to display in the lower (preview) area of 
         the page
      </tiles:put>
   
   </tiles:insert>